Issue Briefs on Health Promotion for Older Adults
In the coming decades, the U.S. population will become older and more culturally diverse. Chronic diseases affect many older adults and cause limitations in activities of daily living. But aging does not have to be characterized as a time of decline and loss of function, and health promotion can positively affect the aging process. In this series of Issue Briefs, the American Society on Aging examines ways to promote health and wellness so that all elders have access to a variety of options, and can lead active, engaged lives in their communities.
Issue Brief # 1 - Health Promotion for Older Adults: Meeting the Challenges of the Future [PDF]
Issue Brief # 2 - Program Evaluation: How to Focus Your Evaluation Using Quantitative and Qualitative Methods [PDF]
Issue Brief # 3 - Collaborations: Skill-Building for Effective Partnerships [PDF]
Issue Brief # 4 - Cultural Competence and Health Literacy: Making Your Health Promotion Program Accessible to Diverse Groups of Older Adults [PDF]
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